Anatole France about life (“The Crime of Sylvestre Bonnard”, 1881) - Each one dreams the dream of life in his own way. I have dreamed it in my library; and when the hour shall come in which I must leave this world, may it please God to take me from my ladder—from before my shelves of books!
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“ Each one dreams the dream of life in his own way. I have dreamed it in my library; and when the hour shall come in which I must leave this world, may it please God to take me from my ladder—from before my shelves of books! ”
 Anatole France, The Crime of Sylvestre Bonnard (1881). copy citation

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Anatole France about life (“The Crime of Sylvestre Bonnard”, 1881) - Each one dreams the dream of life in his own way. I have dreamed it in my library; and when the hour shall come in which I must leave this world, may it please God to take me from my ladder—from before my shelves of books!
Anatole France about life (“The Crime of Sylvestre Bonnard”, 1881) - Each one dreams the dream of life in his own way. I have dreamed it in my library; and when the hour shall come in which I must leave this world, may it please God to take me from my ladder—from before my shelves of books!